THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

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  • By March 24, 2022

    The discussion was among the events taking place as part of Global Village and shed light on the barriers to girls’ education among refugees.

  • “Together we rise”: USSU hosts annual Women in Leadership Gala on International Women’s Day

    By March 15, 2022

    The event raised funds for YWCA Saskatoon through a series of panel discussions and performances.

  • U of S Space Design Team to launch Saskatchewan’s first satellite in space

    By March 15, 2022

    Team members are now testing the components of their student-designed satellite, which will be sent to space later this year.

  • Pathways for new ideas: USSU Campus Leadership Summit gathers student leaders to spark interclub support

    By March 11, 2022

    Growing student engagement for new campus groups begins with building relationships between student leaders, says USSU executive.

  • “A shared responsibility”: How one organization hopes to increase representation of women in mining

    By March 9, 2022

    In 2018, women made up around 15 per cent of the mining and quarrying labour force in Canada — a number that has declined ever since.

  • Ukrainian Students’ Association holds ‘Stand with Ukraine’ rally to spread awareness on Russia’s invasion

    By March 8, 2022

    The USask community calls for support of Ukraine through staying informed and donating to war relief efforts.

  • “This topic deserves to be known and analyzed”: Department of history to offer Holocaust studies course

    By March 8, 2022

    The course will be the first of its kind at the university and could potentially lead to the development of a travel abroad program to Europe, says one faculty member.

  • Indigenous identities around the world: Building Bridges hosts Global Indigenous Cultures event 

    By February 24, 2022

    Three USask speakers shared their personal experiences as members of Indigenous communities around the world.